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81 She doesn't begrudge it to you.
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82 they\ begrudge\ him\ his\ food
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83 to begrudge smth
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84 to begrudge the cost of scope
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85 to begrudge the effort weaseled
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86 to begrudge the money
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87 to begrudge the time
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88 not to begrudge smb his success
не завидовать чьему-либо успеху/считать, что успех заслуженEnglish-Russian combinatory dictionary > not to begrudge smb his success
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89 Nit farginen
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90 свиди ми се
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91 olla kateellinen
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92 завидуйте
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93 nerado dati
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94 skomračiti
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95 zavideti kome
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96 nepriať
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97 nerado davati
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98 iri
begrudge, envy* * *catty, heartburning, covet, coveted, coveted, coveting* * *jealous of someone's attainments or status, full of envious resentment -
99 iri hati
begrudge, envy, enviableous, spite, covet* * *covet, coveted, coveted, coveting -
100 öfunda
* * *(að), v. to envy, bear a grudge against (öfunda e-n); öfunda vinsæld e-s, to envy his popularity; öfunda e-n við e-n, to disparage one.* * *að, to envy, bear malice; with acc, ö. e-n, e-t, Fb. i. 91. Fms. xi. 427, Barl. 50, Nj. 47, Ld. 94, and so in mod. usage: with dat. (a Latinism invidere a-i), Stj., Hom.: impers., mik öfundar e-t, Barl. 116.
См. также в других словарях:
begrudge — begrudge, grudge These two words overlap in meaning, but not completely. To begrudge someone something (such as success or a reward) is to envy them for having it, whereas to grudge something is to resent the giving (by yourself or someone else)… … Modern English usage
begrudge — [bē gruj′, bigruj′] vt. begrudged, begrudging 1. to feel ill will or resentment at the possession or employment of (something) by another [to begrudge another s fortune] 2. to give with ill will or reluctance [he begrudges them every cent] 3. to… … English World dictionary
Begrudge — Be*grudge , v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Begrudged}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Begrudging}.] To grudge; to envy the possession of. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
begrudge — index withhold Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
begrudge — (v.) mid 14c., from BE (Cf. be ) + M.E. grucchen to murmur (see GRUDGE (Cf. grudge)). Related: Begrudged; begrudging; begrudgingly … Etymology dictionary
begrudge — *covet, envy, grudge … New Dictionary of Synonyms
begrudge — [v] wish that someone did not have be jealous, be reluctant, be stingy, covet, eat one’s heart out, envy, grudge, pinch, resent, stint; concepts 17,21 … New thesaurus
begrudge — ► VERB 1) feel envious that (someone) possesses or enjoys (something). 2) give reluctantly or resentfully … English terms dictionary
begrudge — verb (T) 1 to feel jealous of someone because they have something which you think they do not deserve: begrudge sb sth: We shouldn t begrudge her this success. 2 to feel annoyed or unhappy that you have to pay something, give someone something… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
begrudge — UK [bɪˈɡrʌdʒ] / US verb [transitive] Word forms begrudge : present tense I/you/we/they begrudge he/she/it begrudges present participle begrudging past tense begrudged past participle begrudged 1) to feel annoyed because someone has got something… … English dictionary
begrudge — be|grudge [bıˈgrʌdʒ] v [T usually in negatives] 1.) to feel angry or upset with someone because they have something which you think they do not deserve begrudge sb sth ▪ We shouldn t begrudge her this success. 2.) to feel annoyed or unhappy that… … Dictionary of contemporary English